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I got caught up in the whole chip thing, was about to pull the trigger on a custom ceramic set before my game fell apart. These are pics of the prototype... makes me sad just looking at the now ![]() ![]() So to be honest I may be the wrong one to give advice... I like poker chips. The bottom line to me I guess is it doesn't matter, as long as you are playing. But there are some nicer feeling and sounding chips out there. These are a nice set, I have some samples of these. I was going to print labels and make my own custom set. The boys do that alot. This is a good place for some research if you want to read a few reviews. I liked right to the injection molded stuff as I think that is what you are looking for. pokerchipreviews.com Just to straight up kill you you can have a 300 pc custom set of ceramic chips for a little over $300. These are not Chipco (like in the casinos) but there are SWEET!! you do not want to click this link... poker chips are a slippery slope as well |
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Please don't tell me that..
![]() I'm going to read up on some reviews. I'm telling myself even if I spend more than I wanted, I'm sure I'll just win that back during poker night. ![]()
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BUT there is also something to be said for a cheap set, easy to get, cheap, and they still work the same. In the end it all comes down to how much you want to spend... do you hate me yet? |
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